Chinese Showbiz Capital: Starting with Inheriting a Music Website

Baidu will offer you 500,000 yuan to add copyright to the website, but your shareholding is less than 40%, which is less than 200,000 yuan. Look at what you wrote about selling a house and worrying about it, and then the company's senior staff collectively opposed you. tmd you have a system, you are the boss now, give them ink,

Does the author know what the Lord is? There is only one protagonist. For example, if you have a male protagonist and a female protagonist, why don't you just become a breeding pig and write so many female protagonists?

Isn't this music website inherited by the protagonist owned by the protagonist? And it's not even more than 50%. So why bother with this website? Wouldn't it be better to start a new one by yourself? The old man who was holding back the company opposed the protagonist. After the protagonist started the company, wouldn't it be like these people who did nothing to make money? Thinking about this, I feel aggrieved for the protagonist. The most embarrassing thing is that the company is not owned by the protagonist alone. If it were me, he would start a new one immediately.

The protagonist has been fighting wits and valor in the air to stir up public opinion online. In 2008, the paper media was not dead yet, and you had to go to Internet cafes to surf the Internet. In the era when smartphones were not popular, you would want to wash away the ground and reverse public opinion without spending money. You can spend money on as many newspapers as you can and hire as many reporters as you want.

During the 2008 economic crisis, a website with explosive traffic was shut down for rectification for such a reason? If you don't understand, don't come out and embarrass yourself.

Has Angela Chang successfully terminated her contract? Was the signing successful? Have you registered the copyright for her song?

You're an online singer who doesn't sign, so you're all about playing female stars, right?😥

It's getting more and more confusing, and it's completely illogical. If you don't go public, which institution will provide you with financing, and you don't need financing to rely on profits to expand, and you also buy copyrights, you can be richer than Baidu and Tencent. And the timeline is also messy. You wrote in 2008, and now it's probably 2009. At that time, it was the global financial crisis. How could any organization pay attention to your crappy music website? Even Facebook's promising projects at the time were looking for financing everywhere. Where did your music website get external financing at that time? Brother Dong's hair turned gray at that time and he relied on bridge loans to survive. It's so brainless. The structure of the story seems pretty good at first, but when it comes to the business part, there's no logic at all. I can't stand it anymore.

To be honest, I haven't written much about this book yet. Really, as far as what you wrote before, I basically don't see desire.

Does the author admire the yin and yang of Li Bai so much? 😅😅